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SUMMARY:Wildcard Concert:  Elena Urioste and Tom Poster
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DESCRIPTION:Elena Urioste is a musician\, yogi\, writer\, and entrepreneur.
  As a\nviolinist\, Elena has given acclaimed performances as soloist with\
 nmajor orchestras throughout the world\, including the Philadelphia\,\nCle
 veland\, and Minnesota Orchestras\; the New York\, Los Angeles\, and\nBuff
 alo Philharmonics\; the Boston Pops\; the Chicago\, Boston\, Dallas\,\nSan
  Francisco\, San Diego\, National\, Atlanta\, Baltimore\, and Detroit\nSym
 phony Orchestras\; the London Philharmonic\, Hallé\, Philharmonia\,\nRoya
 l Liverpool Philharmonic\, Malaysia Philharmonic\, and Chineke!\nOrchestra
 s\; and the BBC Symphony\, Philharmonic\, Scottish Symphony\nOrchestra\, a
 nd National Orchestra of Wales\, among others. She has\nperformed regularl
 y as a featured soloist in Carnegie Hall’s Stern\nAuditorium and has giv
 en recitals at Wigmore Hall\, Carnegie Hall’s\nWeill Recital Hall\, Kenn
 edy Center\, Konzerthaus Berlin\, Sage\nGateshead\, Bayerischer Rundfunk M
 unich\, and Mondavi Center. Elena is a\nformer BBC New Generation Artist (
 2012-14) and has been featured on\nthe covers of Strings\, Symphony\, and 
 BBC Music magazines. An avid\nchamber musician\, Elena is the founder and 
 Artistic Director of\nChamber Music by the Sea\, an annual festival on Mar
 yland’s Eastern\nShore. She has been a featured artist at the Marlboro\,
  Ravinia\, La\nJolla\, IMS Prussia Cove\, Cheltenham\, Bridgehampton\, Moa
 b\, and Sarasota\nMusic Festivals\, and appears regularly in recital with 
 pianist Tom\nPoster. Elena is co-director of Kaleidoscope Chamber Collecti
 ve\,\nappointed Associate Ensemble of Wigmore Hall in 2020. Elena is a\ngr
 aduate of the Curtis Institute of Music and The Juilliard School.\nNotable
  teachers and mentors include Joseph Silverstein\, David Cerone\,\nIda Kav
 afian\, Pamela Frank\, Claude Frank\, and Ferenc Rados. The\noutstanding i
 nstruments being used by Elena are an Alessandro Gagliano\nviolin\, Naples
  (c.1706)\, and a Nicolas Kittel bow\, both on generous\nextended loan fro
 m the private collection of Dr. Charles E. King\nthrough the Stradivari So
 ciety of Chicago. Elena has being practicing\nyoga for over a decade and r
 eceived her RYT-200 hour certification\nfrom the Kripalu Center in June 20
 19. She is the co-founder of\nIntermission\, a program that combines music
 \, movement\, and\nmindfulness\, aiming to make music-making a healthier\,
  more holistic\npractice for students and professionals alike through yoga
  and\nmeditation. ​ Tom Poster is a musician whose skills and passions\n
 extend well beyond the conventional role of the concert pianist. He\nhas b
 een described as “a marvel\, [who] can play anything in any\nstyle” (T
 he Herald)\, “mercurially brilliant” (The Strad)\, and as\nhaving “a
  beautiful tone that you can sink into like a pile of\ncushions” (BBC Mu
 sic). During the 2020 lockdown\, his\n#UriPosteJukebox series with Elena U
 rioste - featuring Tom as pianist\,\narranger\, multi-instrumentalist\, wr
 iter\, backing dancer and snowman -\nbrought a staggeringly diverse select
 ion of music to audiences across\nthe world through 88 daily online perfor
 mances\, for which the duo won\nthe Royal Philharmonic Society’s Inspira
 tion Award. Their subsequent\nrecording\, The Jukebox Album\, received glo
 wing reviews and a BBC Music\nMagazine Award. Tom is co-founder and artist
 ic director of\nKaleidoscope Chamber Collective\, appointed Associate Ense
 mble at\nWigmore Hall in 2020. With a flexible line-up featuring many of\n
 today’s most inspirational musicians\, and an ardent commitment to\ndive
 rsity through its creative programming\, Kaleidoscope broadcasts\nregularl
 y on BBC Radio 3 and has recently enjoyed residencies at the\nAldeburgh\, 
 Cheltenham and Ischia festivals. Its debut album for\nChandos Records\, Am
 erican Quintets\, was awarded Editor’s Choice in\nGramophone\, and immed
 iately led to an invitation to record a series of\nalbums for the label. T
 om has performed over forty concertos from\nMozart to Ligeti with Aurora O
 rchestra\, BBC Philharmonic\, BBC Scottish\nSymphony\, Bournemouth Symphon
 y\, China National Symphony\, Hallé\,\nPhilharmonia\, Royal Philharmonic 
 and Scottish Chamber Orchestra\,\ncollaborating with conductors such as Vl
 adimir Ashkenazy\, Nicholas\nCollon\, Robin Ticciati and Yan Pascal Tortel
 ier\, or sometimes\ndirecting from the piano. He has premiered solo\, cham
 ber and\nconcertante works by many leading composers\, made multiple appea
 rances\nat the BBC Proms\, and his exceptional versatility has put him in 
 great\ndemand at festivals internationally. Tom has recorded albums for BI
 S\,\nChamps Hill\, Chandos\, Decca\, Orchid and Warner Classics\, appearin
 g as\nsoloist and in collaboration with Elena Urioste\, Alison Balsom\, Gu
 y\nJohnston\, the Aronowitz Ensemble\, Aurora Orchestra\, Britten Sinfonia
 \nand London Symphony Orchestra. He regularly features as soloist on\nfilm
  soundtracks\, including the Oscar-nominated score for The Theory\nof Ever
 ything. He studied with Joan Havill at the Guildhall School of\nMusic and 
 Drama\, and at King’s College\, Cambridge. He won First\nPrize at the Sc
 ottish International Piano Competition 2007 and the\nkeyboard section of t
 he BBC Young Musician of the Year Competition in\n2000. Tom’s compositio
 ns and arrangements have been commissioned\,\nperformed and recorded by Al
 ison Balsom\, Matthew Rose\, Yo-Yo Ma and\nKathryn Stott. His chamber oper
 a for puppets\, The Depraved Appetite of\nTarrare the Freak\, received an 
 acclaimed three-week run at Wilton’s\nMusic Hall in 2017. He is a lifelo
 ng fan of animals with unusual\nnoses. Coastal Concerts is supported\, in 
 part\, by a grant from the\nDelaware Division of the Arts\, a state agency
 \, in partnership with the\nNational Endowment for the Arts. The Division 
 promotes Delaware arts\nevents on www.DelawareScene.com For the 2022-23 Se
 ason\, the engagement\nof the Curtis on Tour: Viano String Quartet with Ro
 berto Diaz (Viola)\,\nand Amy Yang (Piano) is made possible through the Sp
 ecial Presenters\nInitiative program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation with 
 support from\nthe National Endowment for the Arts and the Delaware Divisio
 n of the\nArts. Venue: Coastal Concerts.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Elena Urioste is a musician\, yogi\, writer\, 
 and entrepreneur. As a violinist\, Elena has given acclaimed performances 
 as soloist with major orchestras throughout the world\, including the Phil
 adelphia\, Cleveland\, and Minnesota Orchestras\; the New York\, Los Angel
 es\, and Buffalo Philharmonics\; the Boston Pops\; the Chicago\, Boston\, 
 Dallas\, San Francisco\, San Diego\, National\, Atlanta\, Baltimore\, and 
 Detroit Symphony Orchestras\; the London Philharmonic\, Hallé\, Philharmo
 nia\, Royal Liverpool Philharmonic\, Malaysia Philharmonic\, and Chineke! 
 Orchestras\; and the BBC Symphony\, Philharmonic\, Scottish Symphony Orche
 stra\, and National Orchestra of Wales\, among others. She has performed r
 egularly as a featured soloist in Carnegie Hall’s Stern Auditorium and h
 as given recitals at Wigmore Hall\, Carnegie Hall’s Weill Recital Hall\,
  Kennedy Center\, Konzerthaus Berlin\, Sage Gateshead\, Bayerischer Rundfu
 nk Munich\, and Mondavi Center. Elena is a former BBC New Generation Artis
 t (2012-14) and has been featured on the covers of Strings\, Symphony\, an
 d BBC Music magazines. An avid chamber musician\, Elena is the founder and
  Artistic Director of Chamber Music by the Sea\, an annual festival on Mar
 yland’s Eastern Shore. She has been a featured artist at the Marlboro\, 
 Ravinia\, La Jolla\, IMS Prussia Cove\, Cheltenham\, Bridgehampton\, Moab\
 , and Sarasota Music Festivals\, and appears regularly in recital with pia
 nist Tom Poster. Elena is co-director of Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective\,
  appointed Associate Ensemble of Wigmore Hall in 2020. Elena is a graduate
  of the Curtis Institute of Music and The Juilliard School. Notable teache
 rs and mentors include Joseph Silverstein\, David Cerone\, Ida Kavafian\, 
 Pamela Frank\, Claude Frank\, and Ferenc Rados. The outstanding instrument
 s being used by Elena are an Alessandro Gagliano violin\, Naples (c.1706)\
 , and a Nicolas Kittel bow\, both on generous extended loan from the priva
 te collection of Dr. Charles E. King through the Stradivari Society of Chi
 cago. Elena has being practicing yoga for over a decade and received her R
 YT-200 hour certification from the Kripalu Center in June 2019. She is the
  co-founder of Intermission\, a program that combines music\, movement\, a
 nd mindfulness\, aiming to make music-making a healthier\, more holistic p
 ractice for students and professionals alike through yoga and meditation. 
 ​ Tom Poster is a musician whose skills and passions extend well beyond 
 the conventional role of the concert pianist. He has been described as “
 a marvel\, [who] can play anything in any style” (The Herald)\, “mercu
 rially brilliant” (The Strad)\, and as having “a beautiful tone that y
 ou can sink into like a pile of cushions” (BBC Music). During the 2020 l
 ockdown\, his #UriPosteJukebox series with Elena Urioste - featuring Tom a
 s pianist\, arranger\, multi-instrumentalist\, writer\, backing dancer and
  snowman - brought a staggeringly diverse selection of music to audiences 
 across the world through 88 daily online performances\, for which the duo 
 won the Royal Philharmonic Society’s Inspiration Award. Their subsequent
  recording\, The Jukebox Album\, received glowing reviews and a BBC Music 
 Magazine Award. Tom is co-founder and artistic director of Kaleidoscope Ch
 amber Collective\, appointed Associate Ensemble at Wigmore Hall in 2020. W
 ith a flexible line-up featuring many of today’s most inspirational musi
 cians\, and an ardent commitment to diversity through its creative program
 ming\, Kaleidoscope broadcasts regularly on BBC Radio 3 and has recently e
 njoyed residencies at the Aldeburgh\, Cheltenham and Ischia festivals. Its
  debut album for Chandos Records\, American Quintets\, was awarded Editor
 ’s Choice in Gramophone\, and immediately led to an invitation to record
  a series of albums for the label. Tom has performed over forty concertos 
 from Mozart to Ligeti with Aurora Orchestra\, BBC Philharmonic\, BBC Scott
 ish Symphony\, Bournemouth Symphony\, China National Symphony\, Hallé\, P
 hilharmonia\, Royal Philharmonic and Scottish Chamber Orchestra\, collabor
 ating with conductors such as Vladimir Ashkenazy\, Nicholas Collon\, Robin
  Ticciati and Yan Pascal Tortelier\, or sometimes directing from the piano
 . He has premiered solo\, chamber and concertante works by many leading co
 mposers\, made multiple appearances at the BBC Proms\, and his exceptional
  versatility has put him in great demand at festivals internationally. Tom
  has recorded albums for BIS\, Champs Hill\, Chandos\, Decca\, Orchid and 
 Warner Classics\, appearing as soloist and in collaboration with Elena Uri
 oste\, Alison Balsom\, Guy Johnston\, the Aronowitz Ensemble\, Aurora Orch
 estra\, Britten Sinfonia and London Symphony Orchestra. He regularly featu
 res as soloist on film soundtracks\, including the Oscar-nominated score f
 or The Theory of Everything. He studied with Joan Havill at the Guildhall 
 School of Music and Drama\, and at King’s College\, Cambridge. He won Fi
 rst Prize at the Scottish International Piano Competition 2007 and the key
 board section of the BBC Young Musician of the Year Competition in 2000. T
 om’s compositions and arrangements have been commissioned\, performed an
 d recorded by Alison Balsom\, Matthew Rose\, Yo-Yo Ma and Kathryn Stott. H
 is chamber opera for puppets\, The Depraved Appetite of Tarrare the Freak\
 , received an acclaimed three-week run at Wilton’s Music Hall in 2017. H
 e is a lifelong fan of animals with unusual noses. Coastal Concerts is sup
 ported\, in part\, by a grant from the Delaware Division of the Arts\, a s
 tate agency\, in partnership with the National Endowment for the Arts. The
  Division promotes Delaware arts events on www.DelawareScene.com For the 2
 022-23 Season\, the engagement of the Curtis on Tour: Viano String Quartet
  with Roberto Diaz (Viola)\, and Amy Yang (Piano) is made possible through
  the Special Presenters Initiative program of Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation
  with support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Delaware Di
 vision of the Arts. Venue: Coastal Concerts.
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